Medications 35%
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This is not just another study site.
This is a roadmap designed for beginners who want a realistic, efficient way to pass the PTCB exam.
What is cover here
Welcome!
If you’re preparing for the PTCB exam and feel overwhelmed by drug names, pharmacy math, or federal law — you’re not alone. I started with no pharmacy experience and passed the PTCB in just 2 months through focused, structured study.
This website is designed to make PTCB preparation simple, clear, and practical. No confusing explanations. No unnecessary information. Just what you truly need to pass.
Understanding drug classifications is one of the most important parts of passing the PTCB exam. Instead of memorizing random drug names, learning drug classes helps you recognize patterns.
Pharmacy math does not have to be scary.
Most PTCB math questions follow patterns. Once you understand the setup, the problems become predictable.
Know more about me
I am a Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT) and a NJ Licensed Pharmacy Technician (Pending) who successfully made a career change into healthcare. While working on other personal and professional goals, I studied part-time for 2 months and passed the PTCB exam on my first try.
I have a solid understanding of pharmacy math, drug classifications, and federal regulations, and I’m passionate about accuracy, patient safety, and helping others succeed. I created this website to share my journey and show future pharmacy technicians that with focused, manageable study, passing the PTCB can be simpler than it seems.
Everything you need to know about the exam, certification and NJ based Licensed :
From Beginner to Certified — You Can Do It Too
can i afford it ?
Becoming a Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT) is more affordable than many people expect. Most aspiring technicians can complete their training, pass the PTCB exam, and get certified for under $700–$1000 total — including:
Compared to other healthcare careers, you can start working in pharmacy quickly without accumulating massive student debt — and start earning while gaining experience!
💡 Bonus: Some employers offer tuition reimbursement or training programs, which can further reduce your costs.
